Hi folks, Does anyone have any pointers on how I could achieve a clay render look to my scene? This is what I have at the moment for the environment: [Screenshot 2021-04-13 at 2.22.35 PM] for the furniture: [Screenshot 2021-04-13 at 2.23.13 PM] and I’d like to get something more similar to t…

@PatrickRyan may have some tips for you. What you can also try is to use SSAO2 as it seems your third screenshot as ambient occlusion enabled.

Well, the first thing I can instantly detect when comparing your SS and the example is that you have no shadows. I would start with the adding of a shadow generator with soft shadows. Edit: you do have shadows on the environment but I cannot see them on the furniture. You should try to work your …

I realise I probably posted this while being too tired and didn’t provide much information except the screenshots, my apologies. I have created a PG that’s as close as I can get to my app’s setup: https://playground.babylonjs.com/#WGZLGJ#2786 . In my app, the walls would be extruded from polygons, an…

[image] tibotiber: I have no idea what is used to create the last screenshot, probably blender or something similar Looking at it, I would say this is a 3d render. It’s hard to tell what it is exactly with just a screenshot and this very low level of very soft shadows. Though, I believe you c…

@tibotiber , what you are seeing in the third screenshot in your original post is baked lighting from a ray tracer applied as a texture. This could be applied as a shadow map or it could be just used as an unlit texture if you don’t want lights in your scene. There is another thread where I talk abou…

Hi @mawa and @PatrickRyan , this is super helpful. I failed to mention this, but my scene is completely dynamic, both walls and furniture can be moved, time of day lighting is also in the backlog. My app is basically a canvas-based floor plan editor with a “live” 3D render. Based on this I understand…

[image] tibotiber: I failed to mention this, but my scene is completely dynamic, both walls and furniture can be moved, time of day lighting is also in the backlog Will come back to you with post and lower-end (webGL1) ‘graceful adaptation of the experience’ but I’m in line with guru;) @Patri…

LoL, tried to quickly set-up a PG but ended-up nearly with the same result as yours (just adding a lot of crap on the way;) ‘ https://playground.babylonjs.com/#WGZLGJ#2798 ’ One thing I noticed though is that your scene is really tiny-mini. This doesn’t help when wanting to create this long and soft…

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@tibotiber not clay as such but you could also look at the screen space curvature or “cavity” effect.

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